Phoenix Weekly Herald, 1896-07-16

who is a neighbor, wus to the effect that this morning Mrs. Farria was not well and remained in bed. After breakfast tbe husband went out to his work. A short while after Mrs. Farria sent the youDg eon of Mr. Vincent out after her husband with instructions to tell him to come to the bouse quick, as ehe was in a serious condition. When Mr. Ferris reached the houEe he found his wife unconscious, and a few moments later she passed away. Ner her was found a partially emptied bottle of laudanum, the contents of which fclie must have tuken. In feet it was understood that the lady wue ad addicted - dicted addicted to that drug and constantly kept a supply about fce-r, which ehe concealed from her husband, who whs ignorant of the fact that she was udd'eted to its use. The fumily ceme to Phoenix about four rnoDths i:go from Kentucky end were well liked brxtong a 1 their acquaintances.

to support Bryan for President. A FOOLISH BOY. Causes the Death of Two Little Girls. Marshall, Minn., July 15. The little son of Mr. Beltsort, when herding oat oattle - tle oattle tied two of his sisters four and five years old and a daughter of Dan Dur Dur-ang - ang Dur-ang with a rope the end of whioh was attached to the saddle or a poney. The poney ran away dragging tbe three girls half a mile. Two of the girls were killed and the other badly hurt. GOLD SHIPMENTS. Three Millions to go Out This Week. New York, July 15. It is reported that the largest quantity of gold ever shipped away in one week will be taken to Europe by steamers sailing this week. The estimate of reported ship ments is placed at $3,000,000 and It is expeoted the reserve will drop from 898,271,000 to $90,000,000 before August. Cleveland will undoubtedly ieaus bonds.

The people of this oountry have cot forgotten that four years ago the Dem Democratic - ocratic Democratic party adopted a bimetallic plank in the party platform and that the party party-bad - bad party-bad soaroely got possession of the Nat National - ional National administration before it abrogated every sense cf honor and decency and put forth every effort to destroy that plank, even going so far as to call an extra-Beseion of Congress for that pur purpose. - pose. purpose. What can the people expect from suoh a party sot? What can they ex expect - pect expect from Bryan, who bbs had no 6xed

from twelve to fifteen thousand people from the outside will take part in the various proceedings. The convention ia to be held in the Exposition building, which has a seating oapacity almost equal to that of the Ohiougo Coliseum. Leading Baptislf divines from every sec section - tion section of the oountry will be among the prinoipal speakers. IOWA SILVERITES. They Will Go to St. Louis Pledged to Bryan. Dks Moines, July 14. The silverites of the State met in oonvention today. Rev. S. H. Boseer, of Waterloo, was made temporary chairman. Thirty-five delegates will be selected for the St.

Avery delivered an eloquent address concluding as follows: "Among men your name stands as a synonym for pro protection - tection protection to American industry; it stands for sound money and reciprocity; for freedom from ocean to ocean. Among women it stands for right think thinking - ing thinking and right living, it stands for tend tend-erceES - erceES tend-erceES to mother and for love to wife for ail that mattes the A mericau borne the dearest spot on earth." Gov. McKiniey respondsa in happy vein.

THREE MEN LYNCHED. Found Hanging to m Tree in the Chicasaw Nation. Akdmore, I. T., July 14. Noah Mo Mo-Gill, - Gill, Mo-Gill, sheriff of Tishmanga county, re reports - ports reports three white men have been found hanging to a limb of a tree near the Reagan street office a few miles from Lishcombo, in the Chioasaw Nation. It is generally believed they were horse thieves who were captured by a party of Texans and swung up on the spot. FAVORS BRYAjj.

der the care of Dr. Swetnsm, left for home today very cuoh improved in health. Mr. Jerry Sullivan will next Fri Friday - day Friday ship sixteen oars of oattle out of this valley. Cattle Bbiptuenla have fallen off considerably but a few ship shippers - pers shippers are still makiug purchases in the valley. Thi portion of the Territory wbs visited by a severe saud storm last eve evening - ning evening which blew down many trees iu